Elizondo 3so Discrimination

The book of the invisible man is not what people think it is, some might think that issomething about a man who has the ability to turn invisible, but this is not the case, the book isabout a black guy who feels that no one notice him in the world since he is treated poorly bywhite people that are being racist with him. Leading to a lot of problems during his lifetime, thebook reflects the way black people feel and how they are abused by a superior race.This book got banned from schools because the narrator writes in first person, which tellthe feelings he was going through and his experience throughout his life, this novel is not thatinnocent after all but it is also kind of filthy since a lot of bad stuff can be represented on thenarration …show more content…
In the book the author talks about how he felt ashamed of his grandparents which theywere slaves but then he realized that after the time passed, he should not be ashamed of that andthat he now felt more ashamed that he was once ashamed of this, the protagonist of the bookdecided to isolate himself from the world since he was getting depressed thanks to all the peoplethat treated him wrong, and it wasn’t until he isolated himself that he started realizing that he isactually something in this world that he shouldn’t care about what other people say, and heunderstand at the end that he was not an invisible man, and understand himself.Although this book is really good many people might ask why did this book got banned,well there’s a lot of reasons of which this book got banned, first of all they were board membersthat decided to each take a copy of the book and read it that way they could